i now yield to my friend from alabama's second district, martha roby. mrs. roby: thank you. i thank the gentlelady for yielding and i thank you for leading this very, very special order tonight and this topic is critically important especially in light of the heartbreaking news we already referenced that's come out of new york and virginia in the recent weeks. i want to start by thanking the gentlelady from washington for standing up tonight and telling us her story. you do have an amazing story. you have an amazing family. a loving husband, dan, and ethan and abigail and this is a family and so we know each other's children. and i can tell you that walking through that journey with you as your friend and your colleague has done so special to rally and to me and to our children, margaret and george, who love them just the same. so thank you so much for standing on the floor tonight tell ing the courage to your amazing story. it means a lot. thank you for that. of course, i was trying to hear the voist russ cheering upon the new york state legislature's passage of a bill that

idea to have a big city with today's traffic creep but how big a problem is traffic congestion for robie actually. a very big problem and it's not just a problem of for narrow b. or kenya for that matter it's just a general problem across most african cities and this has a lot to do with the planning or the other planning in most of the cities in fact according to the government they say that we lose about five hundred seventy thousand us dollars i day that is in lost productivity because of the time spent in traffic that is to and from work for most of the employees and so that actually if you look at the numbers it's quite huge because most people spend between an hour and two on their way to whack in another hour or two going back home for work and that means that these quite a lot of traffic going into the central business district and out of it at specific hours of the day and this is just the same problem across most african cities not their cities like rwanda introduced caffrey days but they did this for one day in a month that is since twenty sixteen now if an iraqi to come out a

captain james roby then sealed a comfortable win, late in the second.'s two—time world champion james degale has retired from boxing in the wake of his defeat by chris eubankjr. he also won olympic gold in 2008 and it's 10 years to the day that he made his professional debut — he said boxing had given him the best years of his life. he won 25 and lost three of his 29 professionalfights. ahead of the fight with eubank, degale said the loser would have that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former fleet street editor eve pollard and the financial times political correspondent laura hughes. welcome to both the common good to have you back with us. we will be with them in a moment, but to bring you up—to—date. the i leads with the decision by court of appealjudges to overturn sally challen's conviction for murdering her husband after suffering four decades of controlling behaviour and abuse from him. lawyers quoted by the telegrap

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niño en la ciudad de san francisco >> todo mi vecindario amigos y yo pedíamos dulces a la casa de robie >> fui a la iglesia me casé nunca pensé que sería posible >> su vida cambió cuando lian tuvo una autorización de seguridad por el departamento de enteró que no era ciudadano estadounidense >> creo qu de dos ciudadanos estadounidenses el tiene derechos que se le están negando >> encontró una caja con documentos registros escolares del seguro social habló con personas que conocían a familiares en brasil >> amenaza para nuestra familia de ser separada es aterrador >> encontró que lian nunca había entrado de manera legal a estados unidos >> no podemos encontrar sus documentos >> nuestra son los únicos que pa por este dilema >> es difícil para los adoptados cuando no tienen patria ella es directora de un programa de una organización que lucha por los derechos de los adoptados >> después hablaremos de miles de personas en esta situación >> solo los que fueron adoptados del año 2 mil en adelante >> un residente de la bahía que saltó una ambulancia fue sentenciado a 10 días de prisión puede e

revolution to do the high during the garment and other agencies to help people to get basic maybe robi. i got to the left of the do but it would be the this but then i am giving people. actually inspirational story that one let's now move to germany where a family of five inspired many by paving the way for sustainable living global warming is one of the biggest threats to humanity carbon dioxide emissions have never been so high but carbon bees and her family refused to look on helplessly and are working towards reducing their carbon footprint just how they're doing it. sits harvest time. and her husband have been growing their own vegetables for over eight months now and. there's spinach rocket and carrots you must see this carrot didn't have to be shipped halfway across the world so it has a very low carbon footprint. so. the vegetables harvested won't be enough for the whole family they still need to buy more. but gardening is a way of reducing the family's carbon footprint and that's why katherine and her family started a small garden plot next to their apartments in berlin. the f

she performed a medley of songs singing withon smokey robi alicia keys, and ne-yo. >>> let's tur overseast happening with the royal family. prince william and kate middleton were celebrating with celebrities at the baft thats. and there are new developments about prince involved in a car accident last month. for the latest on the royals we go to lucy kavanaugh in london. >> reporter: a lot of royal news from this weekend. prince philip, the 97ear-old duke of edinburgh, voluntarily surrendering his driver's license in the aftermath of the horrific car crash he was in. meghan markle and her continuing saga with dad thomas, mark speaking out to the press yet again, sharing an intimate five-page handwritten letter meghan sent to him after wedding. he got in trouble for staging photos to the paparazzi, in speaking to the press. this emotional letter meghan wrote she never heard from her father, he wouldn't be coming, nor did she receive messages about the heart attack he d. daddy, it is with a heavy heart that i write this, not understanding why you have pachosen to take this , turning a blind

crown prince and its former foreign minister have told lies about the killing footballer hakimullah roby has been denied bail by a court in bangkok was fighting extradition to his native bahrain raby was detained in thailand in november was on holiday he lives in australia where he was granted refugee status in twenty fourteen bahrain is demanding he return to serve a jail sentence for vandalism but al-arabiya and rights groups say he'll be tortured the case has been adjourned until april democratic governor of the us state of virginia is defying calls for his resignation for the scandal over a college yearbook photo showing students in costume one in black face the other as a member of the ku klux klan. denies appearing in the picture and the wreckage of a plane carrying footballer emiliano sala has been found in the english channel argentinian players aircraft disappeared was flat flying from the french city of north to leave two weeks ago and he was due to make his cardiff city debut. now with all that lions more news on al-jazeera after tax. in recent years the sawhill of north afric

you know, he was in -- we found him in kenya just outside nay robie. i was stunned when i saw his tape. i was in london watching him on a computer. just his emotional intelligence. he's a very smart boy anyway. just the way he's able to interpret that artistically and through minimal -- a minimal way of acting which actually is very sophisticated, very difficult to do. it takes quite a lot of confidence to be quite so small but allow that kind of emotional depth to come across. he was really able to do that and capture that. i was just thrilled to have found somebody of that talent to play the part. >> it's interesting. you talk about confidence. i wonder if it's the confidence of the ingenue who has nothing to lose and everything to gain. do you think before we get back to the story that maxwell himself will see acting as a profession that, like you, can propel him into a career where he competes on his merits? >> i hope so. he's still very keen to explore the sciences. that's what his passion is. that's what he wants to continue to study. he loves th

susan brooks, tom emer, drew ferguson, trey gowdy, kevin mccarthy, cathy mcforest ronlers, martha robysteve scalise, greg walton and jackie walorski. thank you to everyone. we look forward to staying in touch and announce our slate for 2020 republican female candidates. thank you. [ applause ] >> we are going to do a short media availability, so if the press could gather toward the front of the stage, that would be great. >>> tomorrow on c-span3, the house ways and means committee holds a hearing on legislation that would require the president and virpt to release their tax returns. president trump has not released his tax returns. before president trump, all presidents since richard nixon have publicly released their returns. the hearing is at 2:00 p.m. eastern live here on c-span3, online at c-span.org and the c-span radio app. >>> voters in new mexico's first district elected deb haaland to the house, making her one of the first two native american women to serve in the congress. she was the chair of the new mexico democratic party. and representative torres-small was an attorney be

pass a constitutional amendment, not just a law, a constitutional amendment let's write the rights of roby way into the state's constitution so it can never be changed no matter what happens politically in a reproductive health act with care act. we need to reform our justice system by limiting cash bail once and for all and enacting speedy trials and discovery reform. [applause] passed the equal rights amendment. let's stand up, let's do it, let's lead the way. [applause] let's pass a democracy agenda, why did the polls open at noon in a primary in upstate new york but 6:00 a.m. in downstate new york. let's get every person the rights to vote. let's make it easy to vote, let's have, if we want people to vote, why not make election day a holiday and give them the time to come out and actually vote. [applause] we passed the safe act. today, this is the anniversary of the safe act. and at that time people said to us, you don't need gun laws, the sandy hook massacre was a once-in-a-lifetime. which just happened. we were right, and they were wrong. in history proved us right. we have more mass

robi ludwig. dr.ing good to have you. >> good to be here. neil: he is doing something right.re what we think we are, gravity and time is reality. somehow he is defying it. >> yeah. well, what i love about tom brady is, he is not accepting this early retirement, right? especially in the athletic world. if you're an athlete in 40, they tell you retire, be announcer. neil: i hate when they tell me. >> there is a lot of moxie. there he is actually rebelling against a cultural script that says, once you age, you're aging out of what you love doing. neil: he is not aging. >> he probably feels very young in his head. at 27, he reported having a lot of physical injuries, feeling pain. he didn't want to feel in pain. he said, with wisdom, and eating a certain way and being mindful, he was actually able to reset his body so it was stronger. but it take as mind-set. he is also purposeful. he is living within his purpose. and when you -- neil: but very, very disciplined about it, right? >> yeah. neil: i was telling a story, a cardiologist friend of mine, neil, our internal organs are not

how should i do this delic robi there was talk about that not exactly a wardrobe malfunction, adam levine janet jackson in 2004, and they're asking about the double standard, something happened to her, her career was hurt by that. he decided to expose himself in such a way. are we having the same conversation? that was something that was going back and forth immediately online. >> and someone who was asked to perform but didn't, you had a chance to sit down with her, cardi b. >> this is something that people love about her, she's authentic and raw. i don't think i blushed this much during an interview than this. >> that's a tease. >> something to look forward. >>> okay, we're going to move now on to jussie smollett, breaking his silence on that attack in chicago. he said he was beaten by two men shouting racist slurs. he took the stage this weekend to share a message of love in the face of hate. abc's alex perez joins us from chicago. alex, this was an emotional performance? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, george. this is the first time he's spoken publicly about the incident. he said hi

i want to think a lease -- elise, susan brooks, and i hate to make a list , and wagner, martha roby, i can name many female members of congress who came out of the woodwork to help me. view pac, women pac, mainstreet women, aoa network, winning for women, all of these groups came out of the woodwork to support me . i had about 32% of my donors being women and i made calls to men and this is a complication i think we don't touch on, but i made calls to men for money and they would say, you need to talk to my wife. now i don't know if they are saying that, if a male candidate calls them, well they say she has the checkbook you want to talk to my wife. i did have that. but in those moments, you can't be afraid to go ahead and make that second call. you have to do it. they did not always donate. so i know today is not necessarily a note tomorrow. i wanted to make that point that we don't often talk about, but female candidates have a double challenge. we have to work harder. we have to maybe not make as much of the ask and then again, there is maybe another out. advice? >> advice. >> rea

members, susan brooks, tom emmer, drew ferguson, trey gaudi, kevin mccarthy, mark wayne molen, martha roby, steve scalise, fred upton ann wagner, greg walton and jackie milewski. so thank you to everyone. we look forward to staying in touch as we develop this program and announce our slate of 2020 republican female candidates. thank you. [ applause ] >> we are going to do a short media availability with congresswoman stefanik , so if all the press could come gather up towards the stage, that would be great. thank you. >>> thursday, the house ways and means committee will hold a hearing to discuss legislative proposals related to presidential and vice presidential tax returns. live coverage begins at 2 p.m. here on c-span 3. >>> over the last year, the world has seen what we always knew. that no people on earth are so fearless or daring or determined as americans. and if there is a mountain, we climb it. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame it. if there is an opportunity, we sees it. so let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong

to get the scores back level at the break, but tries from regan grace, and then this one from james robyvictory in wednesday's downill, the pairfollowed up with gold in the visually impaired super—g. fellow britons kelly gallagher and gary smith won two bronze medals in italy. amazing, a5 amazing, as always. this is another reason why i shouldn't interject, because apparently i took it as being crouch dell might like a fine wine, burnley i5 being crouch dell might like a fine wine, burnley is their nickname. 0ver my head, mike. i like my explanation. it is nicer. mature. we are on a learning curve, that is why we are here. that is why we do it. thank you very much. if you think the weather here is cold, conditions in the us are far more challenging. in minneapolis, temperatures dropped to a low of —a8 celcius. 90 million people are now affected by temperatures below minus17, brought on by a polar vortex. the freeze has brought chicago to a standstill. let's see how some of the british expats living there are coping. hi, my name is laura and i have been living in chicago for four years. h

of governor northron appeared in blackface are dressed in a kkk robie should resign immediately.day. to radio station wtlp were panned. if he is resigned, he would be replaced by justin fairfax who serve the remaining 3 years of his term and be eligible for reelection. >> jillian live in washington, appreciate that. i see candace owens on twitter this morning saying the real problem in society is brett kavanaugh still likes beer. making fun of all time democrats spend on the yearbook of brett kavanaugh and look at what is happening in their own house. >> something they set in their targets and their sites and there's that community feel. >> the groupthink, it is a bad photo, we acknowledge that, no one likes this, 35 years ago and ecology of the, he is apologizing for it, they slam him for this one for conservatives they look at what he said on the radio a couple days ago about -- this guys a physician, may have been in situations similar to this, describe what it looks like, talk about a child, caring for and making a decision with the mother whether to keep the life of that chi

robie. mr. gates. mr. johnson. mr. biggs. mr. biggs votes i. mr. mcclintock votes i. ms.. klein. mr. klein votes i. ms. armstrong votes i. are there any other members wishing to vote? >> i have voted. are there any other members who to let wish to vote that habit voted. >> mr. radcliffe voted i. >> clerical report. mr. chairman there are 24 nose and 10 i. >> the motion to adjourn is not approved. i will introduce today's witness, matthew g whitaker is the acting attorney general of the united states. previously mr. whitaker served as chief of staff to attorney general jeff sessions. he was appointed as the u.s. attorney for the southern issue of iowa in june 15, 2004 by president george w. bush. before that he was managing partner of the des moines based law firm whitaker hagan now and to stop. llc. he was also the executive director for fact, foundation for accountability and civic trust. between 2014 2017. mr. whitaker graduated with a master of business administration, juries doctor and bachelor of arts from the university of iowa. we welcome mr. whitaker and we thank